Docker-selenium: Unable to download 3.3.1-arsenic

[testphreak]

Meta -

Image(s):
node-chrome, hub
Docker Version:
3.3.1-arsenic
OS:
Mac, Linux

Expected Behavior -

I should be able to download the images as mentioned in the README.md

Actual Behavior -

$ docker run -d -p 4444:4444 --name selenium-hub selenium/hub:3.3.1-arsenic
Unable to find image 'selenium/hub:3.3.1-arsenic' locally
Pulling repository docker.io/selenium/hub
docker: Tag 3.3.1-arsenic not found in repository docker.io/selenium/hub.
See 'docker run --help'.

[testphreak]

@ddavison are the images for 3.3.1-arsenic not on Docker Hub yet?

[ddavison]

they aren't because the build is botched. gotta figure out what's going on. while at the conference - i'll be figure out what the heck happened.

[ematta]

+1 Thank you

[testphreak]

Sounds good @ddavison

[azz]

Is there a version to roll back to that didn't have the 3.3.0 connectivity issues?

[tparikka]

@DerFlatulator If you're referring to #425 I have had great success with selenium/hub:3.2.0 and selenium/node-chrome:3.2.0 (as well as node-chrome-debug). However, depending on how heavy you are hitting your Grid you will want to be aware of docker/for-win#426, which the Docker for Windows team is working on - I've had to stop using containers for the moment because under heavy load the VPNKit component of Docker for Windows may fail and require a restart of the entire Docker service to resolve. The workaround for the moment seems to be to use docker-machine to create full machines until the issue can be fully resolved.

[azz]

@tparikka Thanks for that. I'll give 3.2.0 a shot while the 3.3.1 image is being sorted out.

[simplyageek]

@ddavison any news yet?

[setiseta]

There is also a new version of chromedriver: 2.29

[simplyageek]

In the meantime, I cloned the repo and built the images myself (with VERSION=local)

[tparikka]

@beniamin-kis What environment did you use to build? I gave it a shot with Cygwin on Windows 10 but I ran into issues first with EOL encoding issues in generate.sh and then got this error:

/bin/sh: 1: /opt/selenium/generate_config: not found

If it's possible to build on Windows with Cygwin I'd prefer that, but if it's not possible or it's just better to build on Linux I can spin up a VM and do it that way.

[simplyageek]

uhm, I used a mac. I'm not sure how could you do it on windows. maybe use the new bash for Windows?

[setiseta]

@beniamin-kis what source you have used? in this repo or changed something? maybe you can provide this image's temporary on dockerhub until the official gets updated?

[simplyageek]

I've just cloned the master branch of this repo, changed line 27 @ /NodeChrome/Dockerfile.txt:

#==================
Chrome webdriver
#==================
-ARG CHROME_DRIVER_VERSION=2.28
+ARG CHROME_DRIVER_VERSION=2.29

and then I've ran:

$ VERSION=local make build

[ddavison]

fixed in 3.3.1-cesium 👍